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What is the smallest natural number that should be multiplied with 840 to make it a perfect square?

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840=84×10
840=4×21×2×5
840=23×7×3×5
To make it a perfect square it should be multiplied with 2×7×3×5 so that powers of prime numbers will become even.
2×7×3×5=14×15
=210

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